Seth Miller

I watched this movie around nine months ago. To put it into perspective, I do not cry easily because I was raised to be tough and strong for others, but I sobbed for three-quarters of this film. It is a fantastic film! The fact that people are out there saying that it is some QAnon thing is utterly ridiculous. Why exactly do people in the media and the extreme far left not want anyone to see it? Even if certain things are exaggerated as they claim (which things probably are not exaggerated in this movie), child trafficking is still a significant issue in the world, and people need to know about it. If you are against this film, ask yourself why. Is it because you are just doing what the media tells you to do? Or are you thinking about things for yourself? If you are thinking about it for yourself, I want to ask you that critical question: why does the media wish to bury this movie? Think about it.

This is now my favourite movie. Walker Scobell is a mini Ryan Renolds and the banter between them is just too funny. The fact that they are both so quick witted in real life have a good realism to the film. Time travel is overused in the film industry but this made me love that genre again. The actors did an incredible job, I laughed probably the entire time. Really love this movie it’s fun for everyone!

I don’t normally write reviews but this movie was a special kind of sad. Where to begin ah yes: First off the trailer is extraordinarily misleading. It makes you think that it’s going to be an action movie about good vs evil sides in a new American civil war. In reality the movie is about photojournalists travelling through a war torn USA most of which really doesn’t look that bad as they are driving along in the car, even the major cities in the movie didn’t look that bad or damaged by the war. In particular it’s focused on Kirsten Dunst and Kaylee Spaeney ( I probably spelled her name wrong). Not that they are bad actresses but the characters had virtually no development. They really don’t change much aside from Spaeney’s character becoming much colder and uncaring at the end of the movie. Most of the movie was them in the car saying how bad of an idea it was for the young girl to go along and what they were going to face in the capital, blah blah blah. Half of the action scenes felt forced and the ones that were decent were few and far between. I have to admit that I was bored through most of the movie. Had high hopes but it did not live up to the hype of the trailer. Definitely not a movie for everyone.